Classic Television

Hackman is not credited with any screen appearences, either TV or film, since 2004.

Cookie Monster has been on Sesame Street since it started, which I believe was 1969. I remember watching the premier episode. It was broadcast in prime time on PBS, but then moved to daytime for children to watch.

Arnold's Drive-In was first operated by Arnold,played by the late Pat Morita. When Morita left Happy Days, Al Molinaro joined the cast as Al, who purchased Arnold's & changed the name to Al,s Drive-In.

Yes. In one episode they mention he works as a gluer in a chair factory (not sure of specific). They mention that he is sober and hard working during the week, but gets inuberiated during the weekend.

The vehicle has been maintained. It has been used as a prop with some travelling athletic team from North Carolina. I found out about this accidentally. A friend of mine sent me some newspaper item about a collegiate wrestling match- I could not figure out a somewhat obsolescent looking Police car, then read the caption. So it is still around and used as a prop. Never saw any real law-enforcement action anyhow.

Little House on the Prairie began with a 2-hour length movie on March 30, 1974 and the last episode was on May 10, 1982. Making Little House on the Prairie's run time on television just over 8 years.

The role of Emmett Clark on the Andy Griffith Show was played by Paul Hartman. Born March 1st, 1904. Died October 2nd, 1973.

William Richard Muellenger was Donna Reed's father's name.

The name was given to him by his mother because of his fondness for working in clay.

Dick Grayson, the first Robin, is the new Batman.

Not officially. In a 2010 interview, Van Dyke recalled that Morey Amsterdam wrote lyrics for the show's theme song, but these lyrics were never sung at any time during the show's run.

In the play and film , Felix is employed as a television news writer ; on the TV series , he works as a commercial photographer .

The Friends of Eddie Coyle

The Verdict

The Brink's Job

Good Will Hunting

Monument Ave

Next Stop Wonderland

Mystic River

Gone Baby Gone

The Departed

Mystery Street

Coma

Blown Away

Boondock Saints

Southie

There was only one Adam Cartwright. He was portrayed by actor Perness Roberts. Unhappy with character development Roberts left the series after the sixth season. A new character was developed, Candy who worked with the Cartwrights.

No. He was once accidentally shot but recovered from his wounds.

Farina in the little rascals was played by Allen Hoskins

Fonzie's first name was arther

Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz were divorced in 1960. Lucille Ball married Gary Morton the following year. Morton was a stand-up comedian and a Ball's business partner.

The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams - 1977 The Unholy Beast 1-10 was released on:

USA: 20 April 1977

The Lucy Show - 1962 Chris's New Year's Eve Party - 1.14 was released on:

USA: 31 December 1962

Yes and no. The claim is that she was based on Helen Kane. Helen Kane sued Paramount for infringement and in court testimony it was revealed that she stole her act from a black cotton club performer named "Baby Esther".

The role of Ted Baxter was played by the late Ted Knight(December 7, 1923 - August 26, 1986) .

Johnny Witaker played Jodie on the show 'Family Affair." See related links for more information about him and his career since the show.

Seeing the future is an impossibility so there no way to answer your question.

New episodes of Sesame Street began premiering on HBO in February 2016 & they will air on PBS 9 months later. It was renewed by HBO for five additional seasons lasting through its 50th.

On 12-29-1966 there was an episode called soapbox derby it was season 3 episode 16 and it guest starred Johnny Mills who was a 12 year old boy who was the real life 1965 soapbox champion, his father on the show was Darrin and Sams mechanic and the town that his shop was in was Patterson,N.Y. so I would have to say that they lived in Patterson or nearby, also Sam drove him to the race in Patterson.

Somewhere in California, somewhat suburbian, Motor-Trend atmosphere, everybody has a car, you know. they used some fine custom cars on the show-one conjured up by (Bewitched) for Darrin, the lead male character. by the way darrin ( no relaiton to Bobby Darin) was a classic auto body house in the interwar period- twebnrties and thirties.

Season 2, Episode 23 the one where Darrin is transformed into Larry.Larry is in Chicago due to fog and can't get home so he phones Louise to let her know, he asked the operator to connect him to New York, where Louise then goes and picks up the phone.